Just a short two months ago the entertainment world bid farewell to funny and blunt comedienne Joan Rivers. Now, Melissa Rivers is receiving her inheritance worth over $100 million, but it doesn't make up for the fact that she lost her mother way too soon. According to Us Weekly, Melissa is set to receive a large portion of her mother's estate, including $75 million in cash and Joan's French-inspired New York City-based condo totaling $35 million. In addition, Melissa's son, Cooper, 13, will also receive a part of Joan's legacy.

Us Weekly also reports that, according to a source, Melissa does not see her inheritance as any type of "consolation" (obviously) for her mother's passing. As with any death, money does not bring a loved one back or make the situation any easier. Melissa and Joan were not only mother and daughter, but they were best friends. After she died, Melissa released a statement honoring her late mother and said, "My mother’s greatest joy in life was to make people laugh. Although that is difficult to do right now, I know her final wish would be that we return to laughing soon."

Joan died at the age of 81 after succumbing to complications from a throat procedure. The official medical examiner report revealed the Fashion Police host died due to pulmonary arrest leading to brain damage.